Clark wins Drake Relays decathlon title at Drake Stadium
UNI's Clark capped a late surge with 7,663 points to edge Minnesota's R J McGinnis by 37, after sweeping pole vault and javelin. Clark overcame injury to post his second-highest score, with a 4:16.89 1 500 final and a 15 ft 1 in pole vault.
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Drake Relays throws highlight as Clark wins by wide margin
Drake North Fayette sirl places second in the Drake Relays discus. Clark dominates the boys shot put, chalk on his cheek, aiming for a new personal best and the Class 3A state record. Britlyn Sieck places second in girls discus with a career best 136 feet. Courtney Fritz of West takes third. Sieck expresses mixed feelings about her PR.
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Drake Relays marks 100th edition at Drake Stadium
Des Moines notes 100th Drake Relays with action starting 8 a.m. both days at Drake Stadium. Athletes of the Century will be recognized Saturday at 2 50 p.m. Katie Flood of Dowling wins girls 3 000 meters in 10 05 48 and Des Moines North’s Omer Kak takes boys 3 200 in 9 19 71. Noah Kittelson clears 6 9 in high jump.
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UNI freshman Nowasell takes fifth in 10 000 at Drake Relays
Dani Nowasell, a Grinnell High School product and freshman for Northern Iowa, finished fifth in the 10 000 meters at Drake Stadium with a 37 10.29. Baylor's Katie Shaw won in 36 22.35 as Nowasell admitted starting too fast. she plans a steadier pace next time while teammates from Iowa, Drake and ISU also competed in the distance events.
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Mavericks Defeat Spurs 88-67 In Dallas showdown
Dirk Nowitzki blocked Tim Duncan as the Dallas Mavericks beat the San Antonio Spurs 88 to 67. The win tightened the playoff chase and highlighted Dallas’s strong defense and balanced scoring.
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Mavericks Rip Spurs In Game Three To Take 2-1 Lead
Dallas used tight defense and Dirk Nowitzki's hot shooting to beat San Antonio 88 to 67. Erick Dampier avoided clashes with Tony Parker but helped swarm the Spurs, who struggled to reach their season playoff low as Dallas opened a 30 point cushion. Nowitzki scored 20 with seven rebounds, Howard added 17 points and eight boards.
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Flyers force sixth game with 3 0 win over Penguins
Arron Asham and Claude Giroux scored early as the Flyers edged the Penguins 3 0 in Pittsburgh to stave elimination and force Game 6 in Philadelphia. Martin Biron made 28 saves and Mike Knuble added a goal.
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